Medical Records Briefing, June 2008
Medical Records Briefing, June 1, 2008
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Inside:
Recovery audit contractors: Learn from your peers
Callers continue to ask questions about RAC preparations
2009 IPPS proposed rule expands hospital-acquired conditions, minimizes changes to MS-DRGs
Coding common summertime ailments: Review guidelines for allergic reactions, sunburns, and more
Don’t make a hasty decision when selecting an EHR vendor
Prepare staff members for unannounced surveys
Stage pressure ulcers: specify origin and location so coders can reflect patient severity and assign proper codes
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